DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
D-Wave will work with SkyWater team in Minnesota to develop specialized chips
Allyson Fealtman to focus on high-speed interconnect and rack power
Announced during cloud company's AI-Pulse 2026 event
Expanded data center portfolio will help customers address multiple infrastructure challenges, the company said
Meanwhile, Maia 200 has already been deployed across multiple geographies
MGX 1.2 spec doubles down on liquid cooling
Dedicated ‘discrete’ processor platform segregates agentic workloads from NVL72 to boost performance
Wilson Vu to work on OpenAI's compute architecture
Charges include conspiracies to violate export controls, smuggle goods, defraud the US, and obstruct justice
Company says rack is customizable, with CPU-only version available
Bengaluru-based company is designing and developing its own photonic quantum hardware
Pasadena-based startup emerged from stealth in March 2026
Builds on agreement announced in August
Follows reports that company was seeking to raise additional funds, targeting $5bn valuation
Will offer compute to researchers, public sector, and industry users
Funding will support ongoing expansion of company’s California factory
GF’s Malta, NY, fab will become first US source for supply of silicon interposers
Broadcom is seeking $50bn, while SpaceX is looking to secure $40bn
Financing will also help advance a number of DoD initiatives
Atom Computing, Diraq, IBM, and IonQ have all progressed to Stage C of the program
Scaling QPUs for use in commercial quantum systems
Will expand compute, memory, and I/O capabilities across a number of different workloads
Multi-year collaboration will focus on ultra-low-loss photonic design and process development
Work will take place at the companies' respective R&D facilities
First phase will see launch of Design Solution Associates project
Quantum firm will work with the university’s Supply Chain Management Research Center on the project
University researchers will be able to access Helios quantum computer via the cloud
JV taking on data center capacity in Dallas and North Carolina, deploying capacity at Texas cell tower